Time travel stories are all without cp. Because what you want in the quick travel article is the Qin Dynasty, all the articles about the Qin Dynasty in the quick travel article are non-CP. It is recommended that you only read that part. The sixth and eighth books have no cp in the main text, but have cp in the extras, but the extras can be understood as if lines, which have little to do with the main text. I haven't finished the first one yet, but it's pretty good so far. I'm reading the twelfth one, just halfway through it. It's pretty good so far, but I don't know if it will be good in the future.
I think this book is pretty good. Because it is a new book, the rating is a bit low. The story is about the protagonist traveling through the Great Qin Dynasty, which is experiencing a supernatural revival. The protagonist uses Taoism to fight against the pre-Qin Qi refiners and ancient gods.
I recommend these three books. All three books scored above eight points. The second highly recommended book, I have read more than 800 chapters. Overall, I recommend a star rating of 10⭐
The protagonist no longer uses a sword, but begins to practice horizontally. The birthplace is no longer Qin and South Korea, but the talent export base Wei. He and Dianqing are brothers in the same sect, and the timeline is near the end of Lord Xinling.
[Requesting attention] Ran Fang traveled across the Qin Dynasty to be a prison cellmate with Fusu, chatting with Fusu, and his reputation spread to the court, and Brother Zheng came to ask for his teacher in person
This is the first book I strongly recommend. At least the author is very serious, checked a lot of information, and also responded to readers' comments seriously.